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#Downgrade from safari 10.1.2 to previous version update
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#Downgrade from safari 10.1.2 to previous version android
#Downgrade from safari 10.1.2 to previous version code

#Downgrade from safari 10.1.2 to previous version update

remove all translations from the main repo, and update build tooling to only publish the main version.

#Downgrade from safari 10.1.2 to previous version archive

archive all existing translated documentation to a new static archive site.

Over the next few weeks we will be making aggessive changes to the documentation system. We have been providing translated docs since Cordova CLI 3.1.0 while the maintenance of these translated docs started to diverge around Cordova CLI 6.x This system has run flawlessly for years, however, the community translations slowed, then stopped, while the system still carefully churned through it all. Taking things away is always harder than adding things.īack in the day, we had active contributions from the community to translate our documentation, and we had a pretty robust system to pull them all together and publish the static HTML site. It has been talked about for years, and even though we agreed to do it, we never really moved on it.

#Downgrade from safari 10.1.2 to previous version code

This means the app code does not need to make any special calls for Electron vs any other platform.įor a quick start guide and in-depth configuration setup, please check out our Cordova Electron Documentation! This feature is known as Context Isolation.Īdditionally, this system follows our pre-existing plugin structure. With the new support, the plugin will be preloaded and runs in a separate context from the web app. This was meant to be temporary and is not highly recommended because it can lead to security issues.

There was a temporary workaround solution, nodeIntegration, that allowed app developers and plugin developers to have access to node modules. In the earlier releases of Cordova Electron, we didn't have a proper plugin system in place. It is recommended to use the current LTS, which is 14.17.6 at the time of this release. This release requires the development environment to have Node.js 12.x or higher. The Electron core dependencies have been updated.The default template is used only during the initial project creation.Ĭordova platform add of the notable breaking changes & new features in this release are: Removing these excessive defaults will help promote a more secure application by default, reduce the default project configurations to a bare minimum, and promote an opt-in approach for defining access permissions.Įxisting projects are not affected by these changes. Previously, the default template assumed what defaults users needed, but not all user apps required these settings.

#Downgrade from safari 10.1.2 to previous version android

If you create a new Cordova project and use an older version of Cordova Android (<10), you will need to add the cordova-plugin-whitelist plugin.Īdditionally, Cordova has removed the excessive access and allow-intent settings from the default config.xml file. The functionality of the plugin was integrated into the core of Cordova Android since version 10.0.0.

In this release, we have removed the deprecated cordova-plugin-whitelist from the default template.

We are happy to announce that we have just released a major update to our template! The Apache Cordova team wishes you Happy Holidays and a good start for the new year. Please report any issues you find at ! Greetings Please refer to the App Hello World Release Blog post for more details. This means new Cordova app projects will now use the latest major versions of the supported platforms.Īll new projects will now start with the newest App Hello World template. We have bumped all platform pinnings to use the latest released platforms. The previous workaround was to reinstall Cordova CLI, but now this is no longer required with this release. This issue was caused by one of the package dependencies, insight. In this release, we fixed an issue where users were unable to use Cordova CLI after upgrading their macOS environment to macOS Monterey. In all releases, we have updated all npm packages to the possible latest release in which Cordova can support. The minimum supported version which Cordova requires is 12.x. this CLI release, it will also be using the latest internal libraries and template:.We are happy to announce that we have just released a major update to our Cordova CLI!